[mythtv-users] Two Pixel Offset at Top of Screen With git Version as of 2 Feb 2013

Paul Gardiner lists at glidos.net
Mon Feb 4 04:00:06 UTC 2013


Jim Stichnoth <stichnot at gmail.com> wrote:

>On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 10:59 AM, Mark Goldberg
><marklgoldberg at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I recently switched to a version of 0.26-fixes from git as of 2 Feb
>2013 and
>> all playback that I have been able to check
>> now has a two pixel offset at the top of the screen. If the letterbox
>color
>> is set to gray, you see a small grey line.
>> I have checked both HDPVR and OTA recordings. HDPVR recordings have a
>small
>> grey line followed by a small
>> black line, then the video, and the green line found in previous
>versions is
>> indeed gone. OTA ATSC recordings
>> have a small gray line above them. Using the older version, the OTA
>> recordings are OK and there is a green
>> line below the HDPVR recordings.
>
>This is probably related to http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/11358 .
>
>Do you see with 720p OTA recordings, or other non-1080i recordings?
>Do you see it if you temporarily switch to the Slim playback profile?
>
>Jim
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Do we really scale 1088 to 1080? Surely we should truncate to avoid the detrimental effects of scaling. I know a lot of us have gone to some effort to buy a true 1080 display with defeatable overscan. Don't we lose any advantage of doing so if myth performs an unnecessary scaling?

I'd always assumed 1088 was really a misreported 1080 with no intention that the bottom 8 lines be displayed. Is that not the case?


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